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The project concerns different aspects of culture and everyday life of England and Poland.
Here's the address for our wikispace:
http://engpoland.wikispaces.com/
- Subjects: Art, Foreign Languages, Geography, History, Language and Literature, Music, Natural Sciences, Politics, Primary School Subjects
- Languages: EN
- Pupil's age: 10 - 13
- Tools to be used: Chat, e-mail, MP3, Other software (Powerpoint, video, pictures and drawings), Video conference, Virtual learning environment (communities, virtual classes, ...), Web publishing
- Aims: The main objectives are to get students to know a lot about foreign cultures and become more aware of and... read moreThe main objectives are to get students to know a lot about foreign cultures and become more aware of and interested in them. The project is also to improve interpersonal and foreign language skills. hide
- Work process: Topics:
Month 1 :
Let's get it started! - introducing oneself to others (first letters and
short presentations about ourselves)
Month 2:
My places... read moreTopics:
Month 1 :
Let's get it started! - introducing oneself to others (first letters and
short presentations about ourselves)
Month 2:
My places ( home, town, school)
Month 3:
My everyday life (a day in my life, my free time, shops and money in our
countries, our coursebooks)
Month 4:
Time to celebrate (Xmas and New Year's Eve -traditions and customs, Xmas
cards exchange via normal post)
Month 5:
Food (typical food, our favourite food, recipes)
Month 6:
It's an end not the end! - exhibitions at school about our projects, our students'
evaluation of the project - interviews with them to learn about their
opinions about the project- recorded with a cam) hide
- Expected results: The results will include a blog or a website showing the presentations made by students as well as hand-made projects... read moreThe results will include a blog or a website showing the presentations made by students as well as hand-made projects and cards. The project will be summed up with exhibitions at schools presenting students' works. hide
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